On the bigger, beastlier side of Barbera, grown from a one-acre plot in the El Dorado hills, this wine'll take some time to unveil itself—5 to 6 years—but already shows licorice, black cherry and oakiness that's bound to resolve itself with age. Incredibly juicy and good now, the acidity's still a bit tight.
On the bigger, beastlier side of Barbera, grown from a one-acre plot in the El Dorado hills, this wine'll take some time to unveil itself—5 to 6 years—but already shows licorice, black cherry and oakiness that's bound to resolve itself with age. Incredibly juicy and good now, the acidity's still a bit tight.
On the bigger, beastlier side of Barbera, grown from a one-acre plot in the El Dorado hills, this wine'll take some time to unveil itself—5 to 6 years—but already shows licorice, black cherry and oakiness that's bound to resolve itself with age. Incredibly juicy and good now, the acidity's still a bit tight.
On the bigger, beastlier side of Barbera, grown from a one-acre plot in the El Dorado hills, this wine'll take some time to unveil itself—5 to 6 years—but already shows licorice, black cherry and oakiness that's bound to resolve itself with age. Incredibly juicy and good now, the acidity's still a bit tight.